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In Philadelphia, Alec Bohm delivered when it mattered most. With two outs in the tenth inning, Bohm launched a home run to put the Phillies ahead, and they held on to beat Atlanta and force a decisive Game three in the NL Wild Card series. This after Bryce Harper had a rough moment in the field but also went deep himself — a wild, back-and-forth night that now comes down to one game. Everything on the line.
Shifting to Tampa Bay, the Buccaneers are without Baker Mayfield, and rookie Jalon Daniels steps into the starting role under center. What makes this more than just a stopgap situation is what Daniels brings with his legs. Tampa Bay now has a chance to show defenses something entirely different — a mobile quarterback who can stress the edges in ways this offense simply has not had at the position in years.
And out in Las Vegas, the Raiders are sitting at three and zero, and the most surprising part of that record might not even be the record itself. There is something clicking on that roster that is turning heads around the league, and the conversation around this team is shifting fast heading into week four.
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